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Staying Fit During Covid19: Howard Alumna Moves FWRD With Workout Business

By Etolia Magdalena, NewsVision Reporter

Staying fit during quarantine has been a challenge for most, as gymnasiums and fitness centers have been closed or at limited occupancy levels. For a Howard University alumna, the struggle to avoid gaining the “Covid 15” started with a personal goal, and led to a movement. As NewsVision’s Etolia Magdalena reports, she’s hoping to get others to FRWD.

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